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Model Railroader Magazine 1962 August Modeler's notes on engine facilities
Model Railroader 1962 August
CONTENTS
Modeler's notes on engine facilities. By George N. Baustert2On-line engine servicing stops - varied, interesting activity.
Mineral railway to tidewater. By Jack Work28A railway that could fit many another type of industry.
Portage Hill & Communipaw Ry. By Don Reschenberg34Part 5 - A little about wiring.
How we rebuilt the Victoria Northern in its new home. By Dr. Roy Dohn40An HO scale railroad that is actually part of the house.
The Grey Burro Lines. By George N. Baustert48Track plan - a large railroad grows from small beginnings.
One-contact signaling circuits. By Merle Vogt52Simple methods of lighting the lamps in proper order.
Seneca Valley RR. By Paul W. Borthwick 53Around-the-wall coal-transporting railroad for a recreation room.
Make your own locomotive drivers. By Barney A. Daehler54Easy to do with a lathe, or with the help of a machinist.
Bluebook of model railroad practice (88) I - Diesel colors5Paint schemes for Milwaukee Road and Texas & Pacific F units.
Prototype plans and data:
IC's Gramercy station37
Modern 90-foot turntable46
CNR and GT Mogul -50
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